Commtact has chosen to use the Singapore Airshow as the venue to introduce its new point to multi-point (PTMP) technology, which is already in service with unnamed customers around the world.
The company stated that its PTMP capability is based on existing datalink systems to enable a single ground data terminal (GDT) or control stations (GCS) to simultaneously support multiple advanced networks from different platforms.
The PTMP capability can be integrated through different configurations depending on the requirement, from micro data link systems (MDLS) through to advanced mini link systems (AMLS).
Ariel Kandel, Commtact's VP of business development, told Shephard
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